Statement of claim to the economic court

In business, controversial issues are not uncommon. In cases where a peaceful settlement of a dispute is impossible, a statement of claim to the economic court becomes an integral part of the process of resolving disputes between enterprises.

The main components of a statement of claim to the economic court

• Identification of the parties: The first step in drafting a statement of claim is to clearly identify the plaintiff and defendant. Indicating the full names of legal entities, their addresses and contact details is important to avoid difficulties in the further process.
• Description of the case: The application must contain a detailed description of the factual circumstances leading to the dispute. This includes a description of the events that led to the conflict, as well as an indication of the circumstances that may influence the court’s decision.

• Legal grounds and subject of the claim: One of the most important aspects of the statement of claim is the indication of specific articles or provisions of the law on the basis of which the plaintiff puts forward his demands.
• Requirements: The application must clearly define the plaintiff’s demands on the defendant. These may be claims for damages, restoration of rights, or collection of debt under a contract. Requirements must be specific and justified.
• Evidence: The statement of claim may contain references to evidence supporting the plaintiff’s assertion. These can be documents, witness statements, expert opinions, etc.
• Specifics of filing a claim in the economic court: Filing a statement of claim in the economic court requires compliance with the special procedural requirements of the Economic Procedural Code. The document must be drawn up in accordance with the rules of legal procedure and provide a complete understanding of the case on the part of the court.

Therefore, the ability to competently draw up a statement of claim in a commercial court is key to the successful resolution of business disputes. Correct determination of the facts, a clear statement of the requirements and relevant legal basis, and careful selection of evidence are the main components of this process. Investing in quality claim preparation can significantly increase your chances of success in litigation.

The legal company Prikhodko & Partners, specializing in supporting enterprises, can provide a wide range of services for writing a statement of claim to the economic court, as well as protecting your rights in court.

What can we offer?

Opportunity and Strategy Consultations: Our firm’s lawyers can consult with a client to thoroughly understand the situation, determine the purpose of the claim, identify the strengths and weaknesses of the case, and develop an effective strategy.

Preparation of a statement of claim: Competent lawyers of the “Prikhodko & Partners” law firm collect the necessary evidence, analyze the legal aspects of the case and compile a statement in order to most effectively represent the client’s interests before the court.

Legal Analysis and Support: Our legal team can provide in-depth analysis of all legal aspects of a case, including identifying the legal basis for a claim, assessing evidence and risks, and developing a strategy to protect the client’s interests.

Submitting documents to the court: The legal company “Prikhodko & Partners” can take responsibility for the correct and timely filing of a statement of claim with the economic court, taking into account all the requirements of procedural legislation.

Representation in court: Competent lawyers of our company can provide representation and protection of the client’s interests during legal proceedings, including the presentation of arguments, negotiations with the other party and representation at court hearings.

Appeal representation: If the court decision does not suit the client, the law firm can provide appeal representation services, including the preparation of appeals and representation of the client’s interests in the appellate court.

Cassation representation: If the court decision does not suit the client, the law firm can provide cassation representation services, including the preparation of Cassation appeals and representation of the client’s interests in the Supreme Court.

Tips for resolving a dispute out of court: In some cases, it is possible to reach an amicable settlement without going to court. The law firm Prikhodko and Partners can provide the client with advice on alternative methods of conflict resolution, such as mediation.

Fill out the form on our website and our lawyer will contact you shortly and advise you on the algorithm of action when applying to the economic court, and will also be able to provide guidance regarding our services in this direction.